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 1 17|           to great and magnificent works of art. To these works not
 2 17| magnificent works of art. To these works not only the human voice,
 3 19|        also forbids "those musical works in which something lascivious
 4 23|       dared to bring into churches works devoid of any religious
 5 25|             Therefore even art and works of art must be judged in
 6 26|     purpose is to express in human works the infinite divine beauty
 7 28|          27. Since this is true of works of art in general, it obviously
 8 28|         piously to God through the works it directs to their senses
 9 28|           Nor can he hope that his works, devoid of religion as they
10 28|            he cannot hope that his works will be worthy of admission
11 50|     pamphlets are available. These works, produced in almost every
12 53|         composition of the musical works of the Western Church itself.
13 55|           about a restoration. The works of the old composers have
14 56|      communities these magnificent works of the old masters and the